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shiado
9y ago
I don't think I have ever seen a level of projection as intense and specific as this into a comment. Get help. Please.
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9y ago
Make sure you set HttpOnly for session cookies to eliminate XSS token stealing. If you use localStorage in an SPA for tokens make sure you set up the scope such a way to minimize XSS token stealing. Not sure how the rest of your app works b
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9y ago
The obvious solution is to just lie when applying to jobs. Anything short of a genetic test to determine your racial origin is unsatisfactory and administering such a test for a job applicant is illegal and for good reason. Can you imagine
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9y ago
All the responses I have read here discuss illicit drugs but it would be worth trying to gather some information on prescription psychiatric drugs like SSRIs, SNRIs, and Benzos. I know a lot of people who take these drugs and they are often
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shiado
9y ago
An interesting thought experiment is if it is possible to create some sort of Bitcoin derivative from private keys and use it as a means to exchange Bitcoin and avoid any sort of rules used for taxation of cryptocurrencies. Ownership of bit
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9y ago
In university I was obsessed with Haskell and being clever and writing code that was an unholy stack of lambda functions and fancy constructs like monads and monad lifting. I used the typical intellectual supremacy argument inherent to many
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9y ago
To add to this I wonder what exactly this "new partnership" with Google entails. http://press.gettyimages.com/getty-images-and-google-announc...
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9y ago
I had a feeling the internet copyright fun police had to be involved somewhere. No way Google decides to cripple their product that badly without some kind of legal pressure. It would be funny albeit highly abusive of their position for Goo
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9y ago
I would advise that you do something that requires networking, a database (probably SQLite), maybe some ncurses graphics. A minimal cli Bittorrent client is a great idea.
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The Audio Recordings Bitfinex doesn’t want you to hear
(medium.com)
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9y ago
If only there was a site that wasn't as censorious and inconsistent in banning as Reddit and didn't have such a horrible community of users like voat.
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9y ago
I wouldn't worry if I was the OP. By the way cryptocurrency and ICOs are progressing the odds are greater that they will be in handcuffs before the white hat.
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9y ago
When investigating sketchy sites I have found that domains are pretty disposable and that trying to contact the admin or registrar from the whois data is pointless. They can just pivot to another domain at worst and they probably faked the
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9y ago
I tried to buy a RX580 a while ago to play some games I have been meaning to play and they were sold out everywhere. Part of me wonders if the long term effects of the mining craze will be negative for the makers of graphics cards and in re
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9y ago
It really goes beyond providing a place to live. As somebody who does not live in the US it blows my mind that if somebody has mental illness bad enough that they cannot keep a job, they then cannot have health insurance and so they cannot
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9y ago
This reminds me of the selfie soldier story from a few years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zssIFN2mso Just how much useful military information can soldiers haemorrhage from their cellphones? Imagine somebody being
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Just wait until somebody builds some easy to deploy Linux distro called PS4MinerOS. Does anybody know how cost effective the hardware in modern consoles would be for crypto mining?
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9y ago
I was one of those assholes that ran a bot farm to devalue your labour. RS was a great place to learn about the race to the bottom, economies of scale, and other random economic topics as well.
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Is it typical to spend £10 million trying to capture a sexual assault suspect? As much as I like to believe the UK takes sexual violence extremely seriously do you suspect no other motivations are at play? http://www.independent
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9y ago
Does anybody know if there is an equivalent to Hidden Volumes for an OS? It would be pretty cool if you could give a password for your machine that loads up a default OS installation, or maybe some configurable fake user to make things look
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Despite the flaws it still provides a more consistent experience than Linux (especially on laptops). I just wish Apple put as much love into MacOS as they do into iOS. Also there is a lot of proprietary software like the Adobe suite + Music
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Personally the first thing I do on a macOS install is remove pretty much every single Apple app I can. The quality of Apple's software is simply too low to take the risk of relying on it. Anybody who has had to fix their relatives iPho
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Anybody have a code example? The Spectre pdf also mentions JS vulnerability, anybody have a code example of that too? Perhaps it would be a good idea to create a github repo compiling a list of exploitative code found in the wild.
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"It's no one's fault in particular that Bitcoin's user experience has changed" - jlopp . Apparently blocking all proposed changes relating to scaling Bitcoin and lowering fees is the fault of "no one".
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Or when the value of your alts is less than the cost of a Bitcoin transaction, which as of today would be around $30.
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The biggest problem right now facing Bitcoin is the scaling problem. The current debate is between the "small-blockers", which support scaling bitcoin by limited block size increases and implementing off-chain transactions, and &q
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I wish companies would grow some character and tell those they don't want on their platform "Hey we don't like you, get the fuck out". Instead they always resort to incredibly weaselly lawyer-speak statements like "
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Is there anything that can be done at the protocol level to make the anti-NN goals of the ISPs unfeasible? Would a sudden surge in IPV6 adoption make the databases used to locate and label certain traffic useless? What about at the DNS leve
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Early Bitcoin Code (2008)
(satoshi.nakamotoinstitute.org)
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As somebody who doesn't have a background in finance, what are the legal obligations of an exchange to stay online? How can a user of the service be certain that an exchange is offline for technical or non-technical reasons? Let's
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